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Europe’s banks, pension funds and public institutions already invest together. The challenge is making that cooperation support larger industrial investments, realistic funding rounds and credible IPOs—with clear commitments about who provides capital, who carries risk and what happens when financing plans change.
Europe’s largest universal banks already possess the balance sheets, sector knowledge and capital-market access needed to support industrial renewal. What Europe lacks is a shared architecture that can turn their separate capabilities into a coordinated investment system.
Europe’s financial system is governed through a network of institutions rather than a single centre of authority. Who Governs European Finance maps the bodies that supervise markets, mobilise capital, safeguard banks, maintain monetary stability and manage failure — revealing how Europe’s financial architecture functions as a system.
